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Residents of Saransk told about the forecasts of the ruble for November

In Saransk, residents were told that the ruble had strengthened by the end of October, but it would be difficult for him to hold on to positions

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Residents of Saransk told about the forecasts of the ruble for November

In Saransk, residents were informed that the ruble had strengthened by the end of October, but it would be difficult for him to hold on to positions. In November, the exchange rate may fluctuate in a range close to current values.

The ruble is supported by the growth of currency supply and the policy of the Central Bank. It limits the demand for imports and makes savings in rubles the most profitable.

However, some of these factors will ease in November. Seasonal growth in imports and increased budget spending by the end of the year will increase the pressure on the ruble.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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